Pastor T Mwangi and Orator Walubengo on Wednesday, 28 January 2026, inspired 吃瓜头条 students to broaden their career perspectives during Day Two of the interactive Career Week session held at the 吃瓜头条 Main Campus. Addressing students, Orator Walubengo underscored the critical role of presentation, composure, personal image, confidence and soft skills in professional growth, noting that technical qualifications alone are no longer sufficient in today鈥檚 competitive job market.
Pastor T Mwangi challenged students to move beyond an employee mindset, urging them to explore untapped opportunities and adopt an entrepreneurial outlook. 鈥淭here is one curse of a degree 鈥� thinking only of employment,鈥� he remarked, encouraging graduates to pursue innovation and self-driven initiatives. He further highlighted the need for strategic investment, advising students to avoid blanket financial decisions and instead rely on research, data and education when making business choices.
The session sparked engaging discussions, with students expressing appreciation for the practical insights shared by the speakers. The event concluded with a brief question-and-answer session, reflecting the enthusiasm and impact of the engagement. 吃瓜头条 Career Week continues to provide a vital platform for bridging academia and real-world expectations, equipping students with the mindset and skills necessary to thrive in a rapidly evolving professional landscape.